Les Misérables: The Musical That Swept the World (10th Anniversary Concert at the Royal Albert Hall

I smell women Smell 'em in the air Think I'll drop my anchor In that harbor over there Lovely ladies Smell 'em through the smoke Seven days at sea Can make you hungry for a poke Even stokers need a little stoke! Lovely ladies Waiting for a bite Waiti

Cosette, it's turned so cold Cosette, it's past your bedtime You've played the day away And soon it will be night. Come to me, Cosette, the light is fading Don't you see the evening star appearing? Come to me, and rest against my shoulder How fast th

Valjean, at last, We see each other plain `M'sieur le Mayor,' You'll wear a different chain! Before you say another word, Javert Before you chain me up like a slave again Listen to me! There is something I must do. This woman leaves behind a sufferin

[Marius goes into the garden, leaving Eponine outside.] [Marius] A heart full of love A heart full of song I'm doing everything all wrong Oh God, for shame I do not even know your name Dear Mad'moiselle Won't you say? Will you tell? [Cosette] A heart

Jean Valjean: Do you hear the people sing? Singing the song of angry men. Phil Cavill (United Kingdom): It is the music of a people who will not be slaves again! When the beating of your heart echoes the beating of the drums, there is a life about to

(Valjean is alone in the shadows, with a bare wooden cross for company) VALJEAN Alone I wait in the shadows I count the hours till I can sleep I dreamed a dream Cosette stood by It made her weep to know I die. Alone at the end of the day Upon this we

Act 1 01 prologue - Work Song (1815, Toulon, France.) Chorus (Prisoners): Look down, look down Don't look 'em in the eye Look down, look down, You're here until you die 1st Convict: The sun is strong It's hot as hell below Chorus: Look down, look dow

EPONINE Don't you fret, M'sieur Marius I don't feel any pain A little fall of rain Can hardly hurt me now You're here, that's all I need to know And you will keep me safe And you will keep me close And rain will make the flowers grow. MARIUS But you

(Time has passed. Suggest Marius convalescing, encouraged by Cosette who takes his arm as he walks with firmer step) COSETTE Every day You walk with stronger step You walk with longer step- `The worst is over.' MARIUS Every day I wonder every day Who

On My Own Herbert Kretzmer And now I'm all alone again Nowhere to turn, no one to go to Without a home without a friend Without a face to say hello to And now the night is near Now I can make believe he's here Sometimes I walk alone at night When eve

~Valjean~ Freedom is mine. The earth is still. I feel the wind. I breathe again. And the sky clears, the world is waiting. Drink from the pool. How clean the taste Never forget the years, the waste. Nor forgive them, for what they've done. They are t

Women: Did you see them Going off to fight? Children of the barricade Who didn't last the night? Did you see them Lying where they died? Someone used to cradle them And kiss them when they cried. Did you see them lying side by side? Who will wake the